Improved Train Facilities for Coalfields
A spokesman for the South Maitland Railways has notified the Cessnock "Eagle" that all Express trains to and…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1946
1,325 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 9 of 67
Development Of N. S. W. Road System
Speaking at Maitland this week Rotarian Eric Brown, of Muswellbrook, dealt with “Road development in Neve Sputh…
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The new 75 ft. turntable was installed at the Muswellbrook railway yards yesterday…
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SYDNEY Friday.— Two-women were critically injured when struck by a motor oar at Concord last night. A third woman was…
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ADELAIDE, Sat —Travellers to Melbourne are to have train [?] equal in that provided anywhere in the world said Mr…
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SYDNEY Saturday.—For major pigeon races to be held later in the year from Northe Coast towns to Sydney and the South Coast…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Protest by Shire Roads Damaged By Heavy Traffic
STROUD, Sat.—Replying to Stroud Shire Council’s request for increased endowment for the triennial period 1946-48. the…
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Foe having assaulted John Edward Hickey on February 15, Arthur Croft, was fined £8 by Mr. T. A. Doolan, P.M. at West…
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SYDNEY Mon.—Unless action is taken quickly to restore the days which have been cancelled following reintroduction of…
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NEWCASTLE Monday.—Pleading guilty in the Police Court to-day to three charges of thefts from parked motor cars, Samuel…
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Reginald Bruce Wallace, of 42 Pierce-st., East Maitland was fines £4 with 5/6 costs at West Maitland court to-day for having…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Grave Danger of Hold-up Railway Traffic. Unless Strike Among Shunters Is Settled To-day. Sydney
Unless the strike among shunters at Enfield is settled to-day, there is a grave danger that one of the biggest hold-ups of railway goods traffic for…
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Unless the strike among shunters at Enfield is settled to-day there is a grave danger that one of the biggest hold-ups of railways goods…
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SYDNEY.—Restoration of railway excursion travel, which Was withdrawn' in March, 1942, was announced by the Commissioner…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Deviation of Heddon Bridge
CESSNOCK: The deviation of Heddon Greta railway bridge suggested by Kearsley Shire Council has been…
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SYDNEY Thurs—Sydney to-day had its 21st tram accident since October last, three persons being hurt, though not seriously…
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SYDNEY, Thursday — At a conference between railway shunters and representatives of the Commissioner it was…
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The Engineer (Mr. L. Grattan) reported to Kearsley Shire Council meeting that Lister's Bridge, on the Millfield-Mount Vincent Road, had…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Not Prepared to Sacrifice Present Highway Application to Have New Main Road
Dedication of the Calga-Kulnura-Wollombi road as a highway would mean that the present highway from Newcastle to…
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Singleton Municipal Council is low in finances, this being revealed at the meeting of aldermen last night. The Town Clerk (Mr C. A. Buchan) told members of the council that it was not possible to purchase tar for a…
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